How are animals different from the humans about owning things or kneeling to one another?
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All people feel strongly about the place or things that they own. They fight for those if necessary. Usually there is no need to fight for it. They protect their place or things. People are able to write names or able to clearly declare about the things they own.
People can do transactions (or exchanges) over the things they own. People are able to pass their things to their children and descendents. So ownership is hereditary. In general people's residences are above the ground. People plan for children and are able to control and bring up their children. People feel ownership of their children till they are of certain age.
Carnivorous animals like the Lion feel strongly about the place it owns in its youth. In general, herbivorous animals do not have much choice. They constantly move on and look for places having good greenery. Many animals having horns or sharp teeth are aggressive when an enemy comes within a few feet of them. Some animals are timid and they run away. Birds and animals live in water, underground in holes, on the ground or on trees. Except a few animals, they do not have a permanent ownership of their residences or habitat. Some animals leave some scent of their body in their owned territory. That scent warns other animals and they keep away.
The things animals own are not passed to their children hereditarily. The children have to fight and establish their own area of superiority. When the animal becomes weak and old, they lose their territory of superiority. In many animals relationships last for relatively shorter duration unlike human beings.
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Some animals (may) kneel in front of other animals. Some people kneel in front of other people. There are similarities and differences in this act of kneeling down.
In both cases, kneeling-down means bowing to the other, accepting defeat and/or superiority of the other animal or person. Both animals and people know that too. Many animals do not physically kneel down. They just put their head down and move away. This is perhaps equivalent to kneeling down.
Animals accept the superiority of other animals. Yet, they may not work for the powerful animal like lion. People kneel in front of powerful persons for whom they work. Or they kneel to God and to parents. Animals may not kneel to their parents. Neither the parent animals expect their children to kneel.
Animals do not usually have grudge or intention to take a revenge against whom they had lost earlier. But people may have these feelings in them even though they kneel to more powerful persons. Animals go away. But some people try to become more powerful, get more help and then try to come back. Then they try to defeat the persons they kneeled to.
People can do transactions (or exchanges) over the things they own. People are able to pass their things to their children and descendents. So ownership is hereditary. In general people's residences are above the ground. People plan for children and are able to control and bring up their children. People feel ownership of their children till they are of certain age.
Carnivorous animals like the Lion feel strongly about the place it owns in its youth. In general, herbivorous animals do not have much choice. They constantly move on and look for places having good greenery. Many animals having horns or sharp teeth are aggressive when an enemy comes within a few feet of them. Some animals are timid and they run away. Birds and animals live in water, underground in holes, on the ground or on trees. Except a few animals, they do not have a permanent ownership of their residences or habitat. Some animals leave some scent of their body in their owned territory. That scent warns other animals and they keep away.
The things animals own are not passed to their children hereditarily. The children have to fight and establish their own area of superiority. When the animal becomes weak and old, they lose their territory of superiority. In many animals relationships last for relatively shorter duration unlike human beings.
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Some animals (may) kneel in front of other animals. Some people kneel in front of other people. There are similarities and differences in this act of kneeling down.
In both cases, kneeling-down means bowing to the other, accepting defeat and/or superiority of the other animal or person. Both animals and people know that too. Many animals do not physically kneel down. They just put their head down and move away. This is perhaps equivalent to kneeling down.
Animals accept the superiority of other animals. Yet, they may not work for the powerful animal like lion. People kneel in front of powerful persons for whom they work. Or they kneel to God and to parents. Animals may not kneel to their parents. Neither the parent animals expect their children to kneel.
Animals do not usually have grudge or intention to take a revenge against whom they had lost earlier. But people may have these feelings in them even though they kneel to more powerful persons. Animals go away. But some people try to become more powerful, get more help and then try to come back. Then they try to defeat the persons they kneeled to.
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as humans bend down on their knees to own any thing . usually they are unhappy with the things they have and have so much greed but animals are placid and self contained and do not have any greed to own any thing
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